For over a decade, Elizabeth built her career in child advocacy—investigating abuse and giving a voice to children who couldn’t speak for themselves. Her work was rooted in trauma-informed practices and a deep sense of justice, but the weight of it all eventually took a toll on her own well-being.

After experiencing personal trauma and discovering the healing power of medical cannabis, Elizabeth chose to prioritize her own health. That decision sparked a shift in her purpose—from the courtroom to the cannabis community.

Today, Elizabeth is still an advocate at heart—but her fight looks different. As a licensed attorney, lifelong activist, and proud Mississippian, she brings decades of experience in environmental advocacy, grassroots movements, nonprofit leadership, and public policy to Mississippi Microdose.

A lover of nature and believer in the mind-body-earth connection, Elizabeth sees cannabis not just as medicine—but as a metaphor. Like people, plants thrive when nurtured. And small shifts in how we care for ourselves, our communities, and the planet can lead to powerful, lasting change.